Hey Jewellery Lovers
Happy Winters!!! Hope you all are enjoying the wedding season!!!
Well! I know my headline is a little funny, as it reminds us of tasty Indian Mughlai food.(Mughlai kofta, Dal Mughlai.....and so on). My mouth has started watering as I am writing this, and I guess so will be yours. So, first go ask your partners for dinner tonight. (O please Avinash! Take me for a Mughlai dinner tonight). hahaha
Anyways, lets start with my topic today(still waiting for Avinash's reply)...ahem ahem...
Jadau jewellery that is considered to be the traditional jewellery was brought to India by the Mughals. Each piece is inspired by the regality of the Mughal Dynasty teamed with gemstones and Kundan stones. It is unique and of a kind in itself and is mainly worn on various auspicious occasions in India, especially in the states of Rajasthan and Gujrat.
Jadau work is the most complicated and difficult among all types of jewellery. It requires a lot of handwork and is made using pure 24kt gold. It is created in Jaipur, Ahmadabad and many other cities, but it has originated from Bikaner. The speciality of Jadau work is the oldest and still remains the choice of Jewellery lovers.
Emerald and Ruby are the most commonly used stones in Jadau, giving it a green and red colour. Precious stones like uncut diamonds(Polki) and blue sappires are also a special feature. Meenakari (enamel) art work is also done, mainly to add grandeur and colour. Mostly, pearls and gold balls are used as strings for a necklace. Highest care and attention is given to every detail of the piece.
Jadau jewellery has become very popular among the brides these days. It gives a very grand and heritage look when worn. It adds glamour to every occasion and makes you feel like a queen:)
So, what are you waiting for? Go, get up and bring a beautiful piece of Jadau necklace home and add heritage style to your look.
And most importantly.....Avinash said YES for dinner...yeyyyyy...... hehehe
Thank you
Happy blogging people!!!!
If you wish to own such jewellery or have any queries, do contact me....
ananditagarg29@gmail.com
7877222228
Also do visit our store
Shree Durga Jeweller
2-Jh-15, Jawahar nagar, Jaipur
Happy Winters!!! Hope you all are enjoying the wedding season!!!
Well! I know my headline is a little funny, as it reminds us of tasty Indian Mughlai food.(Mughlai kofta, Dal Mughlai.....and so on). My mouth has started watering as I am writing this, and I guess so will be yours. So, first go ask your partners for dinner tonight. (O please Avinash! Take me for a Mughlai dinner tonight). hahaha
Anyways, lets start with my topic today(still waiting for Avinash's reply)...ahem ahem...
Jadau jewellery that is considered to be the traditional jewellery was brought to India by the Mughals. Each piece is inspired by the regality of the Mughal Dynasty teamed with gemstones and Kundan stones. It is unique and of a kind in itself and is mainly worn on various auspicious occasions in India, especially in the states of Rajasthan and Gujrat.
Jadau work is the most complicated and difficult among all types of jewellery. It requires a lot of handwork and is made using pure 24kt gold. It is created in Jaipur, Ahmadabad and many other cities, but it has originated from Bikaner. The speciality of Jadau work is the oldest and still remains the choice of Jewellery lovers.
Emerald and Ruby are the most commonly used stones in Jadau, giving it a green and red colour. Precious stones like uncut diamonds(Polki) and blue sappires are also a special feature. Meenakari (enamel) art work is also done, mainly to add grandeur and colour. Mostly, pearls and gold balls are used as strings for a necklace. Highest care and attention is given to every detail of the piece.
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| Meenakari work #bad picture |
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| Beautiful jadau pendant set |
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| Polki bridal necklace |
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| Jadau Rani Haar |
Jadau jewellery has become very popular among the brides these days. It gives a very grand and heritage look when worn. It adds glamour to every occasion and makes you feel like a queen:)
So, what are you waiting for? Go, get up and bring a beautiful piece of Jadau necklace home and add heritage style to your look.
And most importantly.....Avinash said YES for dinner...yeyyyyy...... hehehe
Thank you
Happy blogging people!!!!
If you wish to own such jewellery or have any queries, do contact me....
ananditagarg29@gmail.com
7877222228
Also do visit our store
Shree Durga Jeweller
2-Jh-15, Jawahar nagar, Jaipur
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